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Mud Puddle Robert Munsch 9781773211114

Series: Classic Munsch
Imprint: Annick Press Ltd

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When Jule Ann goes outside in her brand-new clothes, a mud puddle jumps on her and gets her completely dirty. The mud gets in her ears, eyes, and even her mouth. Jule Ann's mother scrubs her clean and puts her in new clothes, but every time Jule Ann ventures out, the mud puddle finds her and pounces. Finally, Jule Ann has had enough: clutching two bars of smelly yellow soap, she heads outside one more time...

A newly designed Classic Munsch picture book introduces this charming tale of unavoidable mess to a new generation of young readers.



About the Author
Robert Munsch, author of such classics as The Paper Bag Princess and Thomas' Snowsuit, is one of North America's bestselling authors of children's books. Dusan Petricic's brilliant illustrations have appeared around the world. His latest book, The Dance of the Violin, comes on the heels of the award-winning The Man With the Violin, two stories about world-famous violinist, Joshua Bell. Dusan lives in Zemun, Serbia.


Book Information
ISBN 9781773211114
Author Robert Munsch
Format Hardback
Page Count 32
Imprint Annick Press Ltd
Publisher Annick Press Ltd
Series Classic Munsch

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Series:
Classic Munsch
Imprint:
Annick Press Ltd


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